Just curious if anyone has played with or owns one of Steve Kornele's cues? What is your opinion on the the craftsmanship and how do they play?
oneshotwiss said:Just curious if anyone has played with or owns one of Steve Kornele's cues? What is your opinion on the the craftsmanship and how do they play?
oneshotwiss said:Just curious if anyone has played with or owns one of Steve Kornele's cues? What is your opinion on the the craftsmanship and how do they play?
oneshotwiss said:Sorry dukeboy, i'm sure you are way off. I dont even know what cue YOU are refering to. I have been conversing with Steve regarding a snakewood cue he is making at this time and wont be complete for a few weeks but thanks for the input about them
no, not the one on E-bay right now. He is finishing one for me right now . Paid him last night. Ebony sleeve, BEM forearm with 6 points. 3 short ebony and 3 high snakewood with double black veneer. ivory joint,ivory butt cap and ivory dashed rings at shaft collars, joint, above and below the wrap(black with brown speck) and between the cap and sleeve. Should be complete in 3 weeks he says, cant waitdukeboy1977 said:Oh, so its not about the one on ebay right now for sale BY Kornele himself? Sorry, I was soo sure it was. Anyways, I feel they're a good cue for the money. Good luck getting one!
I do remember reading somewhere that he apprenticed under Verl Horn and that is why I ordered one from him without ever having shot with one or seen his work in person. It seems to me that all I have ever heard about himself and his work has been positive. Why is he not more popular as a cue maker? One of his cues with the same materials as some of the other "household" name cue makers can be bought at a fraction of the price...Do you think he has the potential to achieve the status as some of the greats today?Str8PoolPlayer said:I have bought and sold several Kornele and WW Cues (when he was partnered with Willingham) and each one has been of the highest quality in Materials and Workmanship ... He apprenticed under the late, great Verl Horn and his cues reflect that same style of cue-building ...